“Molise is among the most secret, profound, and least known regions of our country.” Thus began the account of his journey to Molise (1956) by the writer and journalist Guido Piovene in Viaggio in Italia, the most celebrated literary guide to Italy in the postwar period. Wonderful words about our beautiful Molise, filled with poetry. […]
The museums, monuments and archaeological sites of Molise will be open on Easter and Easter Monday. Find out where to go and what to visit.
In Molise there is a very particular way of celebrating the Saint Joseph’s Day. In many villages large tables are prepared according to an ancient ritual.
In Molise there is no Easter without ‘casciatelli’, a rustic combination of eggs and cheese enveloped in a very firm dough in the shape of half-moon. Discover the recipe for this typical dish.
We are in Castelpetroso, a village of Molise in province of Isernia which counts around 1600 inhabitants. This village hosts a spectacular Church which seems to be come out from a fairy. It’s the Church of Maria Santissima Addolorata. Let’s find out together this important attraction of the religious tourism in Molise.
